Dr. David S. Terry
So often times it happens that we live our lives in chains and we never even know we have the key Tempchin & Strandlund Already Gone 1974
I specialize in trauma, abuse, anxiety, depression and Bipolar Disorder for adults, teens, and families. I also have 30 years of experience assisting people with life and job stress, men and women's issues, health issues and life transitions. My focus is wholistic, strength-based, pragmatic, genuine, and solution-focused. While helping people navigate the challenges of their lives, I have learned that a common struggle for people is to understand their identity.
Our identity is defined as the fact of being who or what we are. Yet it can also be an abstract concept defining how we perceive ourselves. This concept cannot be quantified and can consist of a set of personal traits or values. It may be affiliated with our religion, ethnicity, culture, family, friends or career. It is a powerful perceptual phenomenon that can guide our actions, goals, and aspirations.
Dr. David S. Terry